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December 13, 2025

FBA Clinch First WBLA 2025 Victory, Outclass Bravehearts 72–54 to Secure 11th Place

FBA wrapped up their second WBLA appearance in 11th place, ending on a high with a 72–54 win over Bravehearts. Djeneba Sangare starred with 29 points, supported by Zykera Rice’s double-double and Saran Diakite’s steady scoring.

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December 9, 2025

APR Bounce Back in Style With Dominant 92–37 Victory Over Bravehearts

APR roared back in their second WBLA game with a dominant 92–37 win over Bravehearts. Led by Yacine Diop’s 22 points and four other players in double digits, the Rwandan champions overpowered their opponents on both ends. This win puts APR back in contention in Group C.

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December 6, 2025

CNSS Maul Brave Hearts 66-42, Get First Win In One-Sided Display

CNSS delivered a ruthless 66–42 dismantling of Brave Hearts in their FWBL Africa opener, powered by 13 points each from Ketia Mbella and Lalla Traoré. Despite Tadiwa Mabika’s 16-point effort, Malawi never threatened as DR Congo dominated end to end.

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November 21, 2025

Dar City Move to 2–0 in Elite 16: Can Coach Gueye Turn This Spark Into a BAL Wildfire?

Dar City’s unbeaten rise to 2–0 in the Elite 16 fuels hopes of a historic BAL debut, as Coach Mamadou Gueye’s leadership sparks belief that he may guide a second club to Africa’s biggest stage.

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November 18, 2025

Can Ferroviário da Beira Return to The BAL? A Closer Look After Their 78-66 Win Over Bravehearts

Ferroviário da Beira reignited their BAL ambitions with a confident 78–66 win over Bravehearts, showcasing discipline, efficiency, and experience. Joshua Thomas’ 22 points powered a balanced performance that positions the Mozambican side as serious contenders in Group E.

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November 10, 2025

Bravehearts Edge UNAM 58–55 in Thrilling WBLA Qualifier Finale to End Campaign

Bravehearts BC closed their WBLA Qualifier campaign with a narrow 58–55 win over UNAM Phoenix, powered by Tadiwa Mabika’s double-double and Priscilla Chella’s clutch steal in the final seconds to seal a dramatic, pride-filled victory in Windhoek.